Mount Tahoma High School - Totem Yearbook (Tacoma, WA)

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REMAINS AMONG THE LEADING CLUBS AT SCHUUL KEY CLUB M Row li B, Knox, I. Berg, M. Gomsrud, B. Williams, I. Hernandez, G, Stevens, T. Crist, B. Iezek, D. Smith. Row 2: B. Flateland, S. Densley, B. Muir, B, Gundstorn, R. Hamilton, G. Pieruccioni, A, Ferari, I. Sage, B. Hager, B. Martell, T. Morris, D. Dudley, R. Wiburg, K. Phillips, B. Geppert, C, Davies, E. Grant, T. Croghan, B, Gathwright, I. Mowry, D. Dudley, D. Herbert, D, Hendrickson, I. Falk, I. Flateland, I. Matheson. One-Hundred-Seventeen

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FUR THE FUURTH EUNSEEUTIVE YEAR, KEY CLUB DENNIS DUDLEY Key Club members working to make a fence'?' President For the fourth straight year Key Club took part in a great number ot activities both at Mount Tahoma and in the com- munity. ln promoting their doctrine ot service, Key Club tell heir to odd jobs around the school. This year they were given the job ot cleaning Old Copperloottomn and taking care ot the reader board. ln their money making projects Key Club held two dances, co-sponsored the Homecoming Dance, and sold class buttons. The high-light of the year came in their ettort tor the March ot Dimes. IIM FALK DON HERBERT BOB GEPPERT ION MOWRY MR. LEMMON Vice President Treasurer Secretary Sergeant-at-Arms Advisor One-Hundred-Sixteen

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DILIGENT STUDY EARNS ACADEMIC RECUBNITIUN t. I lit. SEPT ' lvl' 5 X X X 4....,..- at-t 2- i iv-+ . HONOR SGCIETY --- Row l. I. Dovereaux, B. Maliait, L. Wczstholrn, R. Sweet, Row Z: L. Keith, W Stephens, I. Cottini, S Exley, M. Carpenter, L. Redman. Row 3: G. Gan- sztroyn, D. Stirn, D. Ioiner, D. Herbert, C. Rasmussen. How 4 N, Beigliloy, G. Vtfheeler, G. Nelson, B. Vtlarner, B. Yau. How 5: I. Gardner, G DeCatorina, K. Vorak. K. Hill, E. Sommer, I. Mastrude. How 6, K. McBurney, N. Martins, L. Thompson, I. Williarns, S. Harr, D Hall, D. Meyer. Row 7: S, Daugherty, T. Bolok, W. Hiscox, S. Lynch, I. Camp, M. Sihvo, F, Frost Row 82 D. Clawson, D. Odden, D. Peusa, T. Redfield, D. Skavlem. How 9: M. Smathers, R. Penn, S. Ionezfs, M, Laursen, P, Drost, I-X. Vtfhiteloclc. One-Hundred-Eighteen GLENNIS GANSTROM President This year, more than ever, Mount Tahoma's Honor Society is trying to fulfill its purpose. By initiating a student service program, the members ot Honor Society show an active interest in their school, a trustworthy leader- ship, and exemplary qualities ot Mount Ta- homa students. Each member works hard to raise the money needed tor a hundred dollar scholarship which is presented yearly to a de- serving student. This project and the 3.3 accu- mulative G.P.A. required tor membership promote enthusiastic interest in developing scholastic ability. The objectives ot this year's program are to provoke thought and encour- age new ideas. MRS. SMITH Advisor